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Grupos Nominais são estruturas dentro de uma frase que tem por núcleo um
substantivo. Este núcleo normalmente vem acompanhado de determinantes e/ou
modificadores.
1) Os grupos nominais a seguir são formados pelo núcleo (head Word = HW) que é o
substantivo e um modificador = Modifier (M), que pode ser adjetivo ou substantivo.
Grife o núcleo (HW) e faça a tradução.
a) Disabled worker =
b) Rehabilitation engineer =
c) Employ’s abilities =
d) Pointing device =
e) Speech synthesizer =
f) Disk controller =
b) a brief introduction =
5- Agora vamos trabalhar com grupos um pouco maiores, compostos de um núcleo mais
dois, três ou mais adjetivos e/ou substantivos. Esses grupos podem ou não vir precedidos
de artigos.
For those new to computer programming, data and code go hand in hand. You cannot write a
program of any real value without lines of code, or without data. A Word Processor program
has logic that takes what the user types and stores it in data. It also uses data to control how it
stores and formats what the user types and clicks.
Data is stored in the memory of the computer when the program runs (it can also be stored in
a file, but that is another matter beyond the scope of this tutorial). Each memory 'slot' is
identified by a name that the programmer chooses. For example LineTotal might be used to
name a memory slot that holds the total number of lines in a Word Processor document.
The program can freely read from and write to this memory slot. This kind of data is called a
Variable. It can contain data such as a number or text. Sometimes, we may have data that we
do not want to change. For example, the maximum number of lines that the Word Processor
can handle. When we give a name to such data, we also give it its permanent value. These are
called constants.
“Data is stored in the memory of the computer when the program runs”.
Our bodies produce a small but steady amount of natural morphine, a new study suggests.
Traces of the chemical are often found in mouse and human urine, leading scientists to
wonder whether the drug is being made naturally or being delivered by something the
subjects consumed. The new research shows that mice produce the “incredible painkiller” —
and that humans and other mammals possess the same chemical road map for making it, said
study co-author Meinhart Zenk, who studies plant-based pharmaceuticals at the Donald
Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri.